International - Guacamaya

What is Venezuela’s connection to the 2008 Georgia War?

Luis Alejandro Ruiz1 year ago12 months ago012 mins

On the anniversary of the 2008 conflict between Russia and Georgia, marking 17 years since the brief but decisive war that transformed the geopolitics of the Caucasus, it is worth revising Venezuela’s role in this scenario. Since 2008, Caracas has maintained a clear stance aligned with Moscow, recognizing the independence of the republics of Abkhazia and South Ossetia and providing political support to Russia amid its tensions with the West.

Malaysia and Panama Take Action Against Sanctioned Oil Transport

Luis Alejandro Ruiz1 year ago12 months ago08 mins

In a coordinated move against the trade of sanctioned crude, Malaysia has imposed strict regulations on illegal oil transfers in its waters, while Panama has closed its doors to high-risk, aging vessels. Although pressure on the so-called “shadow fleet” is increasing, historical experience shows that such measures often face structural limitations and the constant reinvention of evasion networks.

Remains of Venezuelan Woman Found After 12 Years Missing in Border Region With Colombia

Sleither Fernández1 year ago12 months ago03 mins

The remains of a Venezuelan woman were discovered in the Colombia–Venezuela border region of Arauca, twelve years after her disappearance.

What are the implications of escalating tensions in the Red Sea for Venezuela?

Luis Alejandro Ruiz1 year ago12 months ago07 mins

The crisis in the Red Sea has taken a new turn. Yemen’s Houthi rebels announced the expansion of their naval blockade against Israel, declaring that they will attack any vessel with commercial ties to Israeli ports, regardless of its flag or destination. This decision, made after the breakdown of peace talks in Doha, increases the risk to maritime traffic along a route that handles approximately one trillion dollars in goods annually.

Trinidad and Tobago Breaks Ties with Venezuelan Gas and Looks to Guyana, Suriname, and Grenada for Its Energy Future

Luis Alejandro Ruiz1 year ago12 months ago03 mins

The Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, Kamla Persad-Bissessar, confirmed the definitive termination of the agreement with Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) to import natural gas from the Dragon and Cocuina-Manakin fields. Her administration has opted for a strategic shift, prioritizing energy cooperation with Guyana, Suriname, and Grenada.